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7= 7 ".; ~, I .;:r A, ll kl/4, A ci ) 1 ~'~'~,~~'';r -"~:~. .., , tIIVIBER 5617:1 w TTHEATR.E.ROYAL, COVENT-GARDEN. IS PRESENT -EVENING, Sept. 12, 1810, Will be performed a Comedy, called THE WHEEL OF FORTUNE: Hon. Mr. Tempest. Mr. 1.15.T.0N ; Penroddock, Mt. KEMI3L E ; Mr. W , axiville; Mr. MURRAY ; ~ • Captain,Woodville, Mr. C. KEMBLE ; Mis.*Woodvate: Mrs: W E STUN t Emily Tempest, Miss BOLTON. , To which will be added, the Musical Farce of THE ESCAPES; Or,'THE «'ATER•CAR,RIER. Who: -Count Armand, Mr. INC LEDON, Wlh introduOe the favourite Sting of " The Thorn ;". _ . . • Daniel.,Mr. SIMMONS; . ' Antonio, Mr. TAYLOR; Constantia,. Mrs. C. X.EMBI,E ; . Angelina, Miss BOLTON•;. Th Marcelina, Miss LOG'AN. • t, . e Doors will be opened at Half past Five, and the Play Vn at Half past Six. N e l4 ces.torrhe Boxes to be• taken_ - of _Mr. Brandon, at the , tip w Box .Of fi ce, in Prince's-place, Hart-street, trornilen ' r'oltr. Box . . s - - es 7s Second-price 3s. 6d.--Pit 3s. 6d. Second-price _.8........ : • „ se Lower Gallery 2s Second -price is —UpperGallery is. "Wnd..-i!rice 6d. —No Money to be returned. ter e n Friday, The Englistilleit ; with The Child of Na ::. :., ._ - .• . % CFI: The Public are most fe*eaful ly requested to attend -r i trle' foliowing description ut dig' Entrances to the New lea tre zt,..oxes!— TThe'principar Entrance is' at the Portico in Bow. t' c el, leading s o the Stone Hall and Staircase. The West. ciltrance is in Prince'b:Place, leading from the Piazza hi ' ;tlit••:arcien to the Stone Staircase and Anti- room. ~ •--- - rhe principal Entrance is from the Piazza, through e a ,lf ord Avenue, leading to the Stone Vestibule and Stair. p * The East Entrance is in the Arcade, SoUthiiT the stit °rt rico in Bow , strtet, leading e to the same Vestibule and . cases LO - r ' t a, ; A Z GallerY.—The principal Entrance is from the Piaz i through liadford Avenue. ' - '°wer and Upper Galleries. —The 'Entrance is - at the astern Extremity di Bedford Avenue :n bow-street. • tl ** Ladies and Gentlemen going to the Theatre by an'y of t i e Entrances 'in ' Hord -str:er, are - requested 'to order their . L °4 !• , lttnen to 'titt down with their horses' heads towards °l)gacrc, an d to dri;;Te off thrOugh. Little Bow. street. . ko~IAN CEMENT. col:1111,411y caned PARK ER'S C E t i t t- s N . T,fOr the USE of PLAISTERERS and BUILD , P rilE recent expiration of our Patent having thin , Joveri:rise. fo many briitations or this - Cement, ' we be It proper to apprize the Public that it is con tinued to Mauutactured anti Sold by Us, in its pun: and genuine st ate. , • PARKER and Co. 40, Bankside. •, , GENERAL S IR.iOEiN MOOR E's CORU:N L.A PA - PENT CAMP 131 DST EA I), tbrinink IA regular I lut arY Bed tier the Fie,lo, Ilari•acks, titc—aisaa SO#A- tor a O A or Itout::.ind likewise a SEA COT kir toned „'"!), the whold packing in a small Vallee, allowed most r li t'ose uva . yet manufactured, • invented by. MO lt (; AN I V It SAND E RS, N. i 6 and 17, Catherine -street, Strand, ''';nst humbly presume the highest r.ondas ought :to be p a ts all th ose Who so live anddie for their Kilig nct Coo n . ,f, tRAVSCONII3 AN (7"C 'O. 1, ,IliiEWilGliT, k Surviving Parther . iind Sole Condiitior, • S 8 PECTFU . i..i_A r - acquaint the Pubile . t bey are , notv Seling Tm. - K ETS ana - si+A it E 5 in the greatest Variety- of I , l;_i mbers, at their truly -fortunareThfros,- Ni-,„ 3 4 ( .:01.t1 , 11i.11..L, it, HOLBORN, 38,,.HAYNIAkKET, tV /€9, STItA ND. • For the last Seven Years they have , ' l l Fortulie'S greatest , FavOuritti, and- in the two last years "2iY; ttiq Siam/ and Sold -- • '"= 4 !.4 P rizes of •- - Zio,ooo # Pfizer. of 4 . 5,000 Se t 0000 .. . - --- 4 ccio and k 1i0r.6 I he - First - - - 3-0,00- 1,. G •l'iolli Prite" 00oio 'tickets 'eh,: 1.441 - .2 5 ..,. .....g , , .. - t 2, too Ditto. And only - 4.4000 Prize ever Sold er Shared. esid - rt 3 6 IS, the Grand Prize Of 'woo Tickets-, or 42;44. .:, , • , And m•the Last Lottery alone' in Capitals. ti 2 he only. Lottery to be drawn•this Year, will be toth 0.c.,.. 4 A -ue ! . . Oil A Vats Pla n? having Five Prizes of 4 zb,coo. only 'Teo° Nutribiis, and not:Three•Blanki to a 'Mize. . 0 . , ! 4 _:_ . _ gWiFT and Co.' Contraaors with. Government 1 , tor th foreseir. LoTT 3 ERN, respettfully inLorm the great u hlic, tha e t the fl UK: LTA anti.SkiA It , are selling, in variety, at.their,Otlices„, , • • No: I I, POULTRY, Nb. 12; CIIARING:CROSS, No. 31, ALOGATE 7 114 the.Cointry. —The Prices are ?quell I I •pw ER than in Lc. o tottery. :!ild the , Schettle, which !s I 'o l 3'4lT:roved, coaitains an actin:l:mai zo,o;aol.,Priz , :, wait .Nninbrl las than lhe last. • The Drawing will begin anti finials i9th, CTOII ER. SCllt ALE, • , S Prizes of . 'of . . ",00n to,ooo .5 , - . . . . 5,00 0 lo . . . . 5.0 .0 • ' ' . . . . 'S'.) • • 10 0 irBoo 2,500 ►• 0 • ir 72, S° 2, 000 '• • • - • ftc)zo Numbers. • ,Cuo,eoo OF EACH NUMBSR.' 4... 1 rt the LAST' L01"I'L it V, No. 4,459,.a . Prize of zo,oool. ps . sold 'at-WIFTCo.'s Otficei. in sixteen I SiXti;elltll na res, besides.several interior Capitais. • • MONEY. IVIESSRS. LUCAS and Co. beg Leave to inform 1 . those that may be desirous of borrowing Tempo ‘trY or Permanent SUMS of MONEY, that they can at ail e 4 and without delay, advance any Suin from One Finn. ".ted to Twenty Thousand PoUtitis' and upwards, on personal 43 t other Security, arising from Marriage Settlements, - holds I the Funds Clergymens' Livings; or Freehold, Copy •, and Leasehold EstateS, on the most fair and.equitable Terms, and will also condud every N egot iarion at much less • wlEftence than what is usually incurred.in money transactions. ~...rersonal Applications Messrs. Lucas and 'Co. daily re. nye at their house, No: 19, iennyn-street, St. James's, ' 44 t, k , , Letters, post-paid, immediately answered. N .B. Ten years purchase will be given for well secured .Amities. •• '-FOR Cows AND SHEEP. LEO I B LINIMENT is an infallible Remedy for II the Gargec or Felon, sudden or excessive flowing, of Milk Bruises, Infiatnmations, and every . Disease to which the' Udders of Cattle ale subje4 ; hnd for averting the , • ` °ll sequences, frequently fatal, where Calves, Lambs, 4:.e. re Obliged t o b e extrade extracted' by - manual operation ; also for the • ings of yenornous Reptiles, Swellings, Inflammations, lac. • In other parts It is, particularly recotininelded by the Gen. Ilemon at the AgricLiltural Society in , Norfolk; whose Nanies . 1114 3' be seen in the 13111. of Direajuns• Prepared by lici,jmisa Leo . , Surgeqn, as likewise Farmer iced Grazier, for twenty years, it Gayton, in Noilolk ; and ?Id sold o n l y by F.'Newbcry and Sons, No. 45 St. Paul's Bhurch. yard Londot4 or No; z 9, Dane-sheet, Du Q2cts P T I , .• - V * .., • 43t;114,-. . ...:::‘,*„ t4 , - , •;;F: ,- , • ~tz,iiv.,"i„.o 4/21-' „...,: -- j-tl'i. , ; . -V,:=,, , ,: 0;48:',* ~..,,:'t:.•=•.=-. p ,;., s' al i ,-, *z_.. ;,, :-s 1 kiii . :* 6, . .17 W,f,,,..,:pz.: ,4' .4 '4 5 1 --.W4z.,z,' :. . Y4, , ,fw • , wirtsl4 THATRE OF ANATOMY, BleAheim: street, Great Marlborough-street. 'FHE Autumnal Conrse of LECTURIS ori TOMY, PHY.SIOI.OO SORGERY, , will be . commenced on Mopday, the Ist. of 0 dober, at 1' wo o'clock, By Mr. BROOItES. knatomical Converzationes will be held weekly, when the difkrent Subieets treated of will be discussed familiarly, and' the Students' views forwarded. To these none but rptiils can be admitted. Spacious Apartments. thoroughly ventilated,'—and -replete with every convenience, are open all the Mori it for the purposes of Disteding and Injeding, where Mr. - Irrbokes attends to dire& the Students, and demonstrate tha':-various parts as they appei:r on Disseation. The Inconveniences usualiy attending Anatomical lnvesti, gations, are Counteracted by an antiseptic Process. `Pupils may be aCcominotlated in the House. SALES, &c. GLOUCESTERSHIRE. SUDELEY CASTLE,LMANoRS, AND FREEHOLD • ESTAUL. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION; On Thursday and F.riday, the zytti and zSth ot September, iSio, at Cheltenham, in .Lots (unless previously disposed ot in One l.ot by Private Coutrad, ot which due Nee ice will be giveni„ QUDELEY OAStLE, and the' extensive Met- NORSof SUDELEY audAVINCHCONIBk.:, with 2168 . Acies of Arable, Nleadow, Pasture, and. Wood Laud, lying compsa, well •timbered and watered (the greatest part where- • of is covered by a Modus in lieu of •Tythei, and is uncom • moldy rich and fertile), now let' in capital and convenient Farms, with good Farm houses, Buildings, Labourers' C , ,t• tages, and 'other Requisites, rendering it .one of the finest Estates in the County. :he Castle, at a moderate expense, might be fitted. up as a Magnificent Mansion ; and, it sold in tots,' the" Property - is divided : so as to form several eligible. Estates, with beautiful Situations and Views fit for the - re. sidence of Gentlemen fond of Agriculture, as well , as of opu lent GrazierS and Farmers._ Turnpike Roads ita‘',e lately been made '.frstrYt . this- Property to Cheltenham, seven utiles; to Tewkesbury, Evesham, and Stow, each ten Miles.. The estimated valbe u upwards'. Nt. goool. vet aunurn., , ' - • • M4y be vie ed by typlying to Mr. Richard Ireland, at. the Lodge Farm, .;ear WinchLosithe; of whom printed Particu _la's, with a Map, May now b had... and at at the ptinciT'.. pai bins in the County ;at tll., .• :e Hart in 'Binh ; at the Office of Mews. Farrer anti his London; aid of Messrs Webb, and tt wood; Sal is bury, who are authorized to treat by Private-Contrail • TO BE SOLD I3Y FE CONTRACT,. AFREEHOLD ESTATE, with Manor of Royaoit ; containing 4 ;S_ A - ct 1, or the • ritiout s, Apt ble Meadow, ann Wood 1..a...;1, tying .within.a Ring Fence, with a cohirhodious and ccitittbita:ite VeAdenc., ct every description. .suhstantial ••l•aori , Gro,:id and Slit . ,betics, contamin many rare and valuable Plants,' and a.detaclied willed .Garileivot.conSirletable;extent . . stocked with bruit Trees,. Hot aticiSuccesSion }louses, Me lon Frames.; Ste.' ; the wir7i , . in perfeCt Attiiejtair, and fit for ..,ornediat, occur c . .41,0ta The Estate is n'entitully supplied wh - e itxcellent N'fater ; ' there is also •01 - , - tii..••spot.aliunctanee 1 4 sic* 1414r1.e, Clay for Bri ks, and Grave,. 'the anor abounds with Garrie, and insides the usual Man.irial Rights,: peeuliar.Priyileget mad extensive Forest kights belong, to the Estate, which is Tithe and . the 1.. 1 / 2 A Tax is rent:tined. "14 ' • 't 1 he l• state, i. situate iii a v 9 y.tiesitahlaNeiglibqurhood in the New FOrei , t, and coin inataQ.' view's 'or the Usk of Wight and•over a beAutitul.Qautary, and is ttiatant three miles from Lyrnington, died six from Lyndhuirt. To be viewed, %%:ith -Tickets only% on!Morul4Ys,,Weidnes days. and. Fridays, from tett o' O ock..in the morning to rhice, o'clock in the aiiernoon. • Eor furl I",rtien tars and Tickets.apply to Messrs. . Bick, nell and S pedding, Limo, Condini. • t' . PLSTEMPER AND DISEASES U"F DOGS - 4 THE following most valnable MEDICIN - ES . (dis- - ul, covered ' , and prepared' by Mr.. BLA , -Veterinary Surgeou ' ,NO. 5; Wells.st7eet, 0)&4d-street) Are pationized and used by every' celebrated StJurtsman '4 the Vnitedd(ipga- - . dom. , Distemper 'Powderi, rs. 6.1. Worm Powders, as. 6d. per each,..or 6 tor Bs. . • set ... - • .t. . ..... 1 • Mange-gintment, zs. 61. Wasp for canker in the Ear, Alterative cleansicg Powders z5. , 64f. 'l;er bottle;: .- •. '. for the Mange and other dis , Ointment tory;anker outside . • tempers in Dogs; as. per Set. the Ear, zs. - 64: Puiging Balls, , 2.5. ! Eni. p. box„, s , I , • Sold retail as ahov,e, and by T. Bonsey,,Broad-street, City ; and wholesale and retail by Barclay =and SL-rns,..fleet-market ; Cargil, Scot, And Baxter, ,Edinburgh ; ;1-lii : pleston ancl,Co; Dublin ; ; where may be'hatl Mr;Blaine'S . genUilte tioiSe Nl'e dicine. • .. .. • ~ • ..-, , ~ :! ::3 L,. . . Also Blaine's Veterinary Art, a „vols. Bvo. with 9 plates 11. 53.--l)iSteapel, Treatise, cS. •.. ,' 1 .1. - • . THE'TRUE-ORMINAL JESUITS PROPS Are now prepared by SHAW and y.I.)WA R DS; 66 (on 012 ' - Foot-way), St. Paul's, Successors tb Joseph Wessels.• , HE .th . suas DROPS ha t e long been and esteemed a safe, ch ap, efleatial, and often an immediate Cure tor •Stratiguary, 'Gleets, 'Weakness of the Kti•incys, or Bladder ; and, when taken on the first attack of Venereal Infeaion, they will infallibly accOrnplish the de sired, erred : should t.he.C 9 niplaiut be far advanced, it will be necessary to take the Remedy with the Jesuits I)fops. • Tile many depredafons made on the PrOperty of the Pro •Orietors, ..tompils :then] .to 'give this Caution, that- no. one Bottle will be sent out of their House without "Shaw and Lowairis'(Snecessors to Mr %VeSselS),-66, St. Pau l's Church.' yaid," e,igraveci on the Stamp. • All others which are sold without the above Nimes are impositions 0,11 the Public. ("gr Ask fur %Vessels' Jesuits Lirons. • • • CIIING's VA ENT WORM LOZENGES. Tv‘7OK.MS,aTe the most ti'quent sources of Chil- V then`, Diseases. Their symptoms every Parent and Guardian of Children should, he acquainted with. They oc. casion Loss of Appetite, a PalenesS of the Colour of the , face, Emaciation, and irrezplaOtate of the Bowels., attend ed after with violent pains • they bring on Convulsions ; they 'atfed the growth of the Body,' and they prove fatal, by end.- ing in a Consumpetonor Decay. Both as a Preventative and Cure of these alarming ComplairrtS, the above excellent'Me_ dicioe is universally allowed, oq the testimony ot, the highest Charaders Country, both in rank and respedability, to !mint no equal: -Their public approbation,.giyen to the Proprietor, from a personal knowledge of its wonderful suc. cess , rn theirown stamplits - inerit beyond competi. lion, and gives a sandion to ir, of .which no other Medicine of the kind can boast. Part:lite, slut ethers who Nave the Care of Children E sitould.have this Jeiriedy as a Fantily dicine to resort to, wheile - vet the Stomach or llOWels of Chil dren are any way disordered, which it will always -be found to ritheye. Sold, :Wholesale and retail,, at " Ching and (Butler's', No. 4, -London ; and ret*by Stpith, Scott, and Bax ter, ; 'Newman, 'eveter . ;' Hoxlantt and Gram vilte,i'lymouth Hazard and Crutwell, Bath ; and by most Country VenderS; in dozes at as. Qd, and is, 6d: each, " e h ..4„„ • II LD N S, 1).4 7. , JaPTEMBER; 12; 'lBlO, sk, NEW •EDITION. , u THE WATERING PLACES FOk tgro. This Day. 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"-' • • On the .4st.cif OAR-otter will b‘o published,• I n-2.v015. :/iyo. illustrated by a Plan of the City of St. Do"- .- I'•• 'AI . • ' • • matgo, wit tne arc t o t raish Army, a Portrait of ' Ferdinand, VII, DR ES N"1 1 S'K'ATE of the'...gPANISH CO atrarticul-a't RepOrt on the,Spanislt .Part olSanto. Pornil4o, with a General Sur vey of the Setif mints on the SoUfh Continent of • as, relatei..to Histpfyi TrA,„Population, Customs, Man. ners, &c. with a concise Statement of the -Sentinients of the: Peivitl7,;:on -their relative .Situatiou. to:the titer Country,. tkc. By WILLIAM junior' ' , •., . •..Sgcr,,et r ary 41te. .F.?yedition which. captured the City of 'Santo Doniingo from the — Frencll,. - and,Resident 43ritls;t: ~ 4kia;. i iin ACCOUNT of tIy,KINGDOM of NEW SPAIN ; Codal - 614 . R r:hes into - the 1.1 t6kh,l p of , Mtxico,;: the extent ,ot its Stfilace, , 4114 its. Political Divisions into: L. tendaticies, the physical as lied of the Soil,' the'atitiall'opti: latitni, State of Agricultitre,j . ,Mitnufaekuring . ,lndlistry, foci Commerce ; the Canals might be carried from the 'Atlantic, - to' the Pacific Ocean, the Revelioes'oP Crown, ,the quantity of Metals which has from Nl'exico 'into 'Europe and—Asia, since -the- of . the, Neyv. ; Continent, and the, Militacy Refer - ice of New. 'Spain. With Phy§ical,and. Geographical Maps famded on Asr-o nomical Observations, and" Trigonometrical and ii,ilome trical .Measniements. Engraved. by Lowry. -' Trauslatcci from the Fiench of Alexander De Humboldt. • • , Lately published, • • • • 1. HISTORY of BRAZIL. By Robert Southey. The tit Part . 4to: price 21..25. boards. "Scimething mare than the Fit}promises is comprised in the . present Work. It relates .the foundation and progress of the adjacent Spanish Provinces, - the affairs of which - a re its latter times' inseparably connected with those of - Brazil. The subject may therefore be considered as incltuling 'the whole tract of that country, between the rivers Nara, Pat.- guay, and Orelana, or the Amazons,. and extending eastward .towatasTeru, as far as the Portuguese :have witended their Settlements or their Discoveries." . . . Z. '!'RAVE LS in SOUTH AMERICA daring the years 18ot,•18oz, 1803, and )894.; containing a Descrintion of the Captain-Generalship of Caraccas, and an Accoudt of the Discovery, Conquest; ;Topography, Legislature, Commerce, Fin a nce, and Natural Productions of the Country; with.a View of the Manners and Customs of the SpAinards andrifi'e Native Indians . By . F. Hepons. In z No's. Bvo. with a Map of the Ci.midry; price II: 3.- .ThegEOGRAPIIICAL, NATURAL, and CIVIL HISTORY of CHI LI. translated frOrn rite original Italian of the.Abbe'Don J. Ignatius, Molina.. "co which are . added, Notes from the Spanish and French Version, and two Appendixes, by . the gnglish •Editor. In z y.ols. Bvo. with a Map of the country. Price IN. boards. We are particularly glad 'at the present moment to be able to direct our readers to the works of Molina. in their own language. Whatever is calculated to 14reaSe 'our knowledge of South Anwrica, is now of the greatest importance, and the tegion which Is .the subject of the work before us, is certainly among the moa interesting of that neglected world. There are few 4 we _are *inclined to think, who will not be disposed to look for themselves into this interesting and sa- . listactory performance. —Ed. Rev. • , 4. THE BRAZIL PILOT •or a description of the Ccast of Brazil:Translated from :dit. Porttiguese of Manoei.. Pi .mqntel. principal 11 vtlrographer to his Majesty, John the - Fifth of Portugal. to which are added, Charts ot sonic _of its.most Co,irsidiraple Ports, .from MSS. never before pub lished. *ln t vol. 4iCr. Migrated with fifteen Charts. ts.:boarfls ) . , ' Printed for Longman, thirst, Reesi Orme, and 'Brown Vateraustet-ww. ,74 11,, • 4 ~ IL , l , : , , -1:1 - -,z i - - - , ~, ~,, • k ' '• '' tt :- ''.\,.-- : , ti l' S . .-7 :ii 'th - I' , A t , .447 4 , 1 .1 -Sy I, • *•TT 'Ys'-e411., • [PRICE SIXPENCE HALFPENNY; Front the LONDON GiIZETrE, Sept. it, 1810. • Horse-Guards," Sept. g, 1810. • His Majesty havin g b een grac iously pleased to command that,, in . coinmetnoralion of the brilliant victories obtained- by diviions ot hi.s army over the enemy in 1115 battles of Roleia, Vimiera, also in the several instantes where - the Civalty had anopporiu nitY of distinguishing themselves against the enerhy hrSpain, and In the battles of Corunna end Tala vera de laßeyna, 'the, under-mentioned Officers of the army, present on those occasions, .shout) enjoy the' pr p ivilege of bearing a Medal ; and hi Mai-sty laving approved of the med. I which has teen struck; is pleaed to c.immand that it should be. worn by the General Officers, —..:siyend cl by a rib. bon of the.eolour of the lash, viiitiVa blue edge, round the neck; and by tilt: -C.o,nm.ifiling Officers of coi,s, (nut being of rank interior to Lieutenant Colonel) and. the :Chiefs of ML itar v Departments, 'attached' by a ribbon -of the. same., colour to the init. tot-hole " - , His Mkiesty , nas been pleased to command, . that the niedrits Which- .imituld .11 ire been conferred upon. tbevOrfieers who have fat n at or died sioce th 4 above-naiited,acticins, shall, as a token of re shet-i- tor ylltir naealoriei, bt.t.depositei.l with ihei•r respective fautilies.‘• • LIEUTENANT-GENERALS. Sir John Moore, B: .Sir dird. sir John Hope, Mac:;ent.ie Fraser. " Lord Paget, and Viscount MAIOR;GENERALS. Sir John 'Sherbrooke, K.B. Withall Payne. • Lord 041- Bentitick. tionotvable iAtwardot. sir i'•;:en: Spencer,_ K. B. Siaplci,in Cott Barr, Row:l.l6C .Coots liertrti • R. . 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Lis:orge .KlUnut ChArleii 38Er, W. , llLant-Aaaxwell, •-.l6t•Liattairon - :26-01 Frtot. ; 4hacics . t awe., • Foot. • las. both . tioyiet 1 - raming:lag - 11 v Commanding •.' lohb tviac.k.enzie, itO ,t out. konert hai‘tai, •52.‘1 Foot._ William Fiziir l nalantry, 3d Ebor, tjetildlinsent. RPMI7,' L:011111 . 1 . 401ng, lt,n) .rtilAFry. Len c. lames uckef, adjut4iii:.General. 'John Latiihi-rusi, 9I 1 I ksiiut zd Foot. eorgc za ttalrun 4Sfil *not. John kos, - VCC knot.- 'IV Ettgell.Vttyatt, ad liatiN Inn ,nungur, 2.11 toot. Archibald • Ulur,auusid, 3(1 toOt. th Foot', 24 bat . .:t4noi c or.t.i.t.i . iidithoits, y rAutn ,- ...,, _lst I.SattAboti 9th ' vet.. - ,vaa liuii, 2.1 liattallutl 431.1 FOCA: . ' A / .11115511 • '4.-.)...14nt5, 9151 10.qtn, .6 , 1,, , cd0nne11, 820 k.0,..4; and Ac isn;nr!, Cnuananding ,EIa6IIICC(S. • - : 7 13 - . hit - Majesty's CGiuniandi' • a • ••,-_ • . V tar oininander Chief. H. ToRILLNS,,LjC4t,.CoI, and .11.1i1..Sec. • • • ' Ordlrapste.C,lpse,,,Yepr::B,:lBlo. Et.lblrftiment for - the AArtit4r.y 'Department of the • ... - 01dnance4 .• Janies Edelowei, Gent. to bt,Sacond A ssistant -Surgeon, restglied. • :etnrnissi tos tire zd Battalioti of • East, G lotteeatet Local i~trfit a, signed by the Lord' Lieu tenant. Ftaneis C go rge t ti, E sq. ~toib- 5 ,li.ia!tenant. Colonel. ' •• 4 7 84 1 / 4 0P ti nigVkIVIJOGED. . Did 4-lennint, ut LeictstertsquArg, :44diesex,. upholiteree, truth tiept. g to i 2..; ut ren,.at I ott&Shatpe,. of Great Vetet.street,:W4tttlihster, baker, hon . ' Spt. j.; IC ' ) Ct. t 3, at - • juttn 11/yirt, Loudon, yYhoiesite stationcr, :tuiti„SeOt.rB at,Leni at Gyttdhall.. folin.Pcarson, of Hy tie's • Cross, Nionetiester, ~racer, from sippl, td to 18, at tejtAat Lotalou. Benjaniin ot Chatham, Keut, etas:: and'china '' than; truth August 25 . 'to at'teu i. at Guttuitotl, Lunclun: Morris Davies,. of Liverpool, shopkeeper, 'from Sept. 22 to 24, at..ten, at the ?lilac; jnn,.Mur2ol2.-.ster. • • BANKRU l'iS • Richard Bland, late of l'hreadneedle.stOet, Lond , n, trer chant, to'surrend4 Sep', is, 14, . at two, end Oct. 23, 4 one, at Guildhall. Attorney, •Mr. Wartlrtibe place, DoctOrs%Vommons. . Matthew Melding,. of Manheter, -rnannia§turet, O. 5,6, and 23, at edeverl, 4t Star lnn; nincoester.• r:or. •. nies, Messrs:. (_;.Doper and I.owe, Soutnaiiipton•binidings, Chanccry,.laiiv, Lindon ; or Mr. tephso:i, ivianctie . ste;. Ml...ry • Cnnteruit, of Great Yarmouth, Norfolk. raii!liner, _Sept. 14, 24. - and Oct. 23, at eleven; at the Stir Great' Yaruibuth. Artornies; Mr. R. - Cory, jun. Great Yarinoucii; or Messrs. Alatirott and .11:etealte • LilleOlies . Inn Nev-Aitilite, London. - Thomas of litrh-latie, London, and of Great Coram . street, Bitinvvic.k.tiquare, Middlesex, Alen:haat, Sept 15, 2 9 , an,l Od. 23, If • •tc'elve, at .G.uildhall, Attorni.,s, Messrs. Sv ain, Stevens and Maidet, Old I{w,.. . John 41:milord, of Suiland, Halitaxi• Yorkshire, • fustiaq.